"Gracious demeanor in front of the ensemble... care with phrases, dynamics, shaping the progress of the various selections with sincere musicality." - The American Prize in Conducting

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"...the choir's performance [was] not only beautiful but also profound." - A Tutta Musica

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Michelle Kwok is a Hong Kong-born conductor, singer, and music educator. She was named second runner-up of The American Prize in Conducting: The Dale Warland Award. Her conducting engagements have taken her to Germany, the Czech Republic, the United States, and Taiwan. Her research on Cantonese choral music was published in the Choral Journal and has informed performances in the United States and Canada. Kwok is an active adjudicator and clinician. She currently serves as Visiting Assistant Teaching Professor and Associate Director of Choirs at William & Mary and the Artistic Director of the Williamsburg Choral Guild. She is also the co-founder and Artistic Director of the award-winning community choir, Fluente Chorus. Read full bio

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